Definition of bokeh in English:

bokeh

nounˈbəʊkeɪbōˈkā

mass nounPhotography

The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens.
〔摄〕散景；散焦效果
a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses
Example sentencesExamples
- Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge.
- Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better?
- It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like?
- For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes.

Origin

Japanese.

Definition of bokeh in US English:

bokeh

nounbōˈkā

Photography

The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens.
〔摄〕散景；散焦效果
a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses
Example sentencesExamples
- It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like?
- Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better?
- For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes.
- Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge.

Origin

Japanese.

单词	bokeh
释义	Definition of bokeh in English: bokeh nounˈbəʊkeɪbōˈkā mass nounPhotography The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens. 〔摄〕散景；散焦效果 a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses Example sentencesExamples Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge. Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better? It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like? For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes. Origin Japanese. Definition of bokeh in US English: bokeh nounbōˈkā Photography The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens. 〔摄〕散景；散焦效果 a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses Example sentencesExamples It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like? Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better? For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes. Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge. Origin Japanese.
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